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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
13
Pensacola Florida reports a Gulf storm with ships forced to shelter as winds rise and waters surge. Reports describe damage along the coast, with Mobile and New Orleans areas alarmed as the storm intensifies and reaches inland, prompting evacuations and alerts.
In a period piece from the American Hebrew the article notes Sabbath prep as a family ritual. Mothers shape dough and bake, set a lit lamp, and teach children through play and chores to value industry, order, and communal duties. The piece highlights household routines and religious observances shaping a child's habits and spirit.
A London Daily Mail report describes experiments by a noted pioneer in cultivation turning coarse field ponds into profitable fish ponds. An acre of water could yield over £20, with ponds cheaply built using simple gear. Similar tests in the Bleck country corroborate findings at a hospital grounds where a century old pond fed by River Slour pipes produced perch and other fish.
El Paso dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan replying to Senator Bailey after Bailey's speech on free silver. Bryan argues a tax on raw material would be passed to consumers, not manufacturers, and stresses cooperation with the Democratic platform while addressing tariffs and wool prices debated by Congress.
Fragmentary local notes report Marv C We Woolson and Mrs A MM Phithroott of Boston as ruesis of whole cousin Mire L A King of chin after a pleasant visit. Jon Jones returned last evening from seats and prelee poinky of interest on the conet.
Sheriff records show W. G. Lend in custody after a transport from Butte to Gallatin county. Lend, captured en route with a prisoner, will be delivered to the state penitentiary this morning to begin a term for horse stealing. The arrangement followed custody transfer from Butte Jail.
Gleans Falls New York September 29 Tartlet ingly of Maine and Fugit of California fought ten slow rounds to a draw tonight. Both finished strong with crowding pace and apparent fatigue. In a separate note Minnie Hanscom and Well McDonald fell ill after a watermelon incident, requiring Dr. Wibert Meredith to pronounce food poisoning. The watermelon likely tampered to deter theft.
A fragmentary report recounts a voyage near the North Pole with explorers from Oho and Anatook. It notes a musk ox encampment, a cabin at Annatonk, and interactions involving Captain Cool, Dr. Cugk, and Pritehard as witnesses.
The exploration vessel Roosevelt approaches Sydney and is expected to reach the port before nightfall after winds and tides disrupted busy waterfront activity. Crowds gather along the water as observers track the yacht and signal its anticipated sighting near Bl Endy Island.
Sept 2. Conmeller Peary denies a report that Dr Cooknel raided Eskimos at Anmilock, claiming supplies left by Cook were stolen or opened. The Roosevelt group learns Captain Crooke ordered Daddyl leanade to leave. Ivancke sought passage to the United States on the auxiliary ship Erik, turning over inventory and a broken stock to Cook's men. Murthy explains the situation. Cook is told the house should not be occupied jointly until explanations satisfy all.
A terse dispatch notes Allorne J. Mf Ashton of this city has seen a rumor about a New York law affecting possible regird regarding the Mt Me Verefreriete Coot. Ashton says he does not know whether the information is wanted by Peary adherents or by friends for Br Cox.
A village incident near New Brginth involved a chicken dash across the road frightening a pony and car, causing a collision and damage. The driver and owner disputed liability as the case moved to court seeking damages, with arguments over fault and responsibility.
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